Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-11-03
Talbot has nice cranberries.
CellulOid starch at TalbOtt's.
Imported mushrooms at Talbott's.

CellulOid starch at TalbOtts.
Imported mushrooms at Talbott's.
The festive candidate has the floor.
Oysters by the can or dish at Talbott's
j.. L. Freeman went to Omaha this
mo ming.
The Traveller cigar is for sale b,
Talbot.
W. b. and John G. Davis are hunting
in Nebraska.
Talbot keeps the best brands o.
Pillsbury -four.
Chas. Bison and wife were in the city
over Sunday.
W. G.. Cameron and George Gray are
in Atlantic today.
w. ii. Jennings & Co. have a hand
some new sign.
New Orleans sorghum molasses and
syrup at Talbott's.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. S
Dennis on Nov. LIST.
No. boards at $3.50 per thousand
feet at Stuart & Sons.
See advertisement of Auctioneer r
n. Carper in this issue.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at $14 and
$3.50 per thousand feet.
Jim Russell is out again, after his
long siege of illness.
Byron Campbell, of Extra, was among
Audubon printers on Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Bintner was an agreeable
caller at this Office on Tuesday.
A fine assortment of hand, table, and
hanging lamps at J. F. Consigny's.
A good many house plants have beer
lost by the sudden and severe frosts.
w. G. Stuart is in northern Iowa buy
ing stock cattle for his Melville ranch.
The union labor party will nominate
3 township ticket at the town hall to
night.
The Fisher Bros, creamery men, viii
be here to commence operations mex
week.
Mrs. Dan1 Holt and Mrs. Robt. Hen
dersOn returned from Vermont las
Friday.
( special correspondence from Violi
has arrived too late for publication il
this issue.
Every voter in Audubon count,
should call at the Golden Eagle Cloth
ing House.
Jas. Forbes, ST., is at Jefferson thi
week having been unable to go las
week as announced.
You ought to get those old teeth OH
before cold weather. Next to the post
office. All work warranted.
w. r. StOtts was in Des Moines las
week, and the Null of that city says h
is talking of moving there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bell returned t.
their home at Des MOines, yesterday
accompanied by Carlos Jones.
There will be the usual services a
the NJ J.. church on next sabbath
Pr eaching at II \. Msand 1870 p. NJ.
MI. William MallOy has moved her
from Jefferson, and is in the employ o
w. d. Forbes in the Banner Grocery.
There will be Baptist services at tn
court house hall next Sunday, Nov. 9Th
at IL oc lock. All are cordially invited
John Bonwell, Esq, that staunch ant
true rep ublican of Viola township
made this office a pleasant call on Mon
day.
The Free Lame printing outfit wa
burned out in the Atlantic fire of Sat
urday, with a loss of about $500 Of
material.
A load of hay which burned nea
Foote & Workings elevator, caused {
ripple of excitement in Brayton las
Thursday.
Miss Nettie Wa.tles has been quite
sick for week, being threatened will
typhoid fever. 1t is thought the feve1
is broken.
Call at ]. +. Consignys and exam
inc his choice line Of hanging lamps
Double extension and patent self-ex
tinguishers.
LosT-A time-book of III. NJ. Tai
bolts, Audubon, Iowa. The finder viii
be literally rewarded by leaving sam
at the postoflice or house of owner
The school house is completed, an
the job of painting by Nichols Il Dixol
is one of the neatest in town, and show